really had to bring them back to their victory and the house is in a center of a park in downtown newberg which is awful. it is grim. it's just a grim, grim downtown. we were interviewing passersby and people who live in the neighborhood. yes, yes, that is where george washington signed the declaration of independence. he never signed the declaration of independence and if he had, he wouldn't have done it in that house. so this guy knew there was a washington. this is a serious point. i hate these conservatives, oh, we're going down the toilet, isn't it awful. i hate that. i'll work with that because he's got something there. so we can supply details. but i do think, i do think there is a reservoir of goodwill out there and we have to work with that. >> perfect. >> yes. i think essential to the study of great individuals or even kind of a hero worship. that's essential even for a scholarship. our political science today is occupied with institutions but you can't really know what an institution can do until you see or made a study and seen what the best representative or the best individu

front of the buffet table and beautifully bled to death between the chicken salad and the boston newberghere. >> good morning. may i just say, i watched the first episode of this show and have been hooked ever since. it is the best morning show, the best show, period. you guys have done an outstanding job. >> bless you, my friend. >> it's a brilliantly produced show. >> i think you should keep talking. what else do you like about us, candace? >> virtually everything. >> i like this. i like this. go ahead. go ahead, charlie. go ahead. >> a brilliant playwright, this is one of his great plays. tell us about it. >> "the best man" is a presidential campaign set in 1960. it has not been in any way rewritten, and it's completely top ca topical for the campaign today, which is sad in a way. most of the play is relevant. birth control was a hot potato, darwinism/er lugs was a hot potato. same issues. sneaky politics, ruthless politics. and the struggle between one's conscience and one's ambition, and it's a -- it's a wonderfully written play. >> do you like theater? >> i do now. >> is it the fir